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Nestled into the folds of the Mother Lode hill country – which was swarming 170 years ago with gold hungry miners armed with picks and shovels, sluice boxes and pans – is a most charming little town.
Once populated by thousands at the height of its gold production, only about 700 populate the town of Mokelumne Hill today. They live in homes along hillsides and shuttle about on a handful of avenues shouldered by the old stone buildings, visages of time dating back to the presidency of Ulysses S. Grant.
Mokelumne Hill and the nearby river are named after the Plains Miwok, the first occupants of this part of the 209. The name is derived from “moke,” meaning fishnet, and -umne, a suffix meaning “people of.” The town – some call it Moke Hill if they can’t pronounce the name – dates back to the late 1840s when French immigrants found gold here and set up camp.
The first known white men mining in the region was a company under Captain Charles M. Weber who mined along the Mokelumne River in late 1848 between Big Bar and Lower Bar. A party of miners from Oregon who discovered Big Bar inticed a provision wagon to drive to the area and this was so successful that a store was opened in November in Mokelumne Hill. Colonel Jonathan D. Stevenson’s Regiment of New York Army Volunteers reached Mokelumne Hill in 1848 and Samuel Pearsall of the regiment was the first to discover gold in on the north side of Stockton Hill. In later years Col. Stevenson claimed to have been the first alcalde (mayor) of the town.

By the 1860s placer gold was tapped out and the town slid into decline. Farming and hard-rock mining boosted incomes around 1900 and helped the region weather the Great Depression of the 1930s.
While the Calaveras County berg looks as if it was forgotten by time, outside money has invigorated the business district for tourists. McHale’s Revival Shop occupies a building assembled of rock in 1855 and is dedicated to the “revival of vintage, frivolous, memorable and amusing items.” Also on Main Street, visitors can buy bagels, honey, handmade candies, cookies, pastries and espressos at Moke-A-Java/Moke Hill Nuts and Candies. The Whoopsie Daisy candy shop is another must stop.
Art lovers come to the Petroglyphe Gallery, billed as one of the finest boutique art galleries in Northern California that represents leading state and nationally known award-winning artists in a wide variety of subjects and mediums.
Weekend visitors with an appetite for wine or food can find Renegade Winery a place to relax on the outdoor patio in full view of the three-story Odd Fellows Hall – reported to be the first three-story building in California outside of coastal towns. The business offers flatbread pizzas, calzones, paninis and sandwiches, hamburgers, salads and wraps, a child’s menu. Live music is offered on weekends from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
The real draw to Mokelumne Hill, however, is the ambiance of gold rush era historical buildings that are have stood the test of time because of the use of stone blocks cut from nearby quarries. Worthy of admiration, many of the historic facades have plaques attached delineating their significance – or recapping snippets of town history.

Another building that dominates the center of town is the IOOF Hall, or Odd Fellows Building. Also made of stone, it is reportedly the first three-story building in California outside of coastal cities. The original building was erected in 1855 as a two-story building. A third story to be used for lodge purposes was added later.
After the fire of 1874, many of the commercial structures were not rebuilt, due to the conclusion of the boom years for Mokelumne Hill as a commercial and political center.
The Congregational Church building is the oldest such in the state.
The original elementary school in Mokelumne Hill, which is still standing but has been converted to a private residence, was built in 1852 and was used until 1964. Unconfirmed legend has it that a bond issue to build the school failed, but citizens built it anyway.

For those who want a truly historical experience, visitors can try to find the grave of Porteous who is buried at the Mokelumne Hill Cemetery, 8592 West Center Street, just down the road from where he tragically ended his own life. The Protestant Cemetery contains most of the former residents who were present in its heyday. They include Edith Irvine (1884-1949) who was a teacher but best known for her photos of the San Francisco Earthquake damage of 1906. On the morning of April 18, 1906, Edith happened to be taking her camera to the city by way of the Sacramento River. She photographed the earthquake damage, returned to Mokelumne Hill and developed the photos. She showed them to very few people and packed them away. Her collection of 275 glass plate negatives was discovered after she died in 1949. Sixty of those were of the San Francisco earthquake damage.
When they were discovered they proved to be a historically important treasure trove.
Others buried here include Melville Coggins (1840-1877), a mine foreman of the Duryea gravel mine on Chile Gulch, who was instantly killed in a cave-in. Another resident is Martin D. Fischer (1820-1909), a German native who in 1853 was part of the first pioneers who came to California through the Sonora Pass and the Walker River Trail.
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Update: Fire In Mokelumne Hill
Update at 5:50 p.m.: CAL Fire dispatch reports that crews have stopped the forward rate on the “Murray Fire” burning in the Mokelumne Hill area of Calaveras County. They relay It remains an estimated10 acres in size. No structures were threatened. The flames ignited in some grass along the 5500 block of Hawver Road, between Jesus Maria and Doster roads, east of Highway 49 around 4 p.m. Crews will remain on scene working toward full containment and mopping up into the evening. What sparked the fire is under investigation.
Update at 5:15 p.m.: CAL Fire dispatch reports that crews are getting a handle on the dubbed “Murray Fire” burning in the Mokelumne Hill area of Calaveras County. They relay It is 10 acres in size and moving at a moderate rate of spread with no structures threatened. The flames broke out in some grass along the 5500 block of Hawver Road, between Jesus Maria and Doster roads, east of Highway 49 around 4 p.m.
Original post at 4:20 p.m.: Mokelumne Hill, CA — Ground and air resources are responding to a vegetation fire in the Mokelumne Hill area of Calaveras County.
CAL Fire reports the flames ignited in the 5500 block of Hawver Road, between Jesus Maria and Doster roads, east of Highway 49. There are no details regarding the fire’s size, the flame’s rate of spread, or whether any structures are threatened. An update will be provided as soon as new information comes into the newsroom.
Written by Tracey Petersen.
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Confirmed Cases4,592,312
Deaths70,437
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SourceDaily New Cases in Calaveras County
Worldwide Statistics
Location | Confirmed Cases | Cases per 1,000 people | Deaths |
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Worldwide | 240,330,585 | 31.13 | 4,896,345 |
United States of America | 44,649,996 | 134.89 | 719,694 |
India | 34,094,373 | 24.71 | 452,454 |
Brazil | 21,644,464 | 101.83 | 603,282 |
United Kingdom | 8,497,872 | 125.18 | 138,629 |
Russia | 8,060,752 | 55.24 | 225,325 |
Turkey | 7,683,517 | 91.1 | 67,837 |
France | 6,869,868 | 105.25 | 114,940 |
Iran | 5,796,659 | 69.01 | 124,256 |
Argentina | 5,272,551 | 116.66 | 115,666 |
Spain | 4,988,878 | 106.7 | 87,030 |
Colombia | 4,981,532 | 97.9 | 126,865 |
Italy | 4,719,493 | 78.06 | 131,585 |
Germany | 4,384,616 | 52.33 | 94,716 |
Indonesia | 4,236,287 | 15.49 | 143,049 |
Mexico | 3,757,056 | 29.14 | 284,381 |
Poland | 2,945,056 | 77.82 | 76,179 |
South Africa | 2,916,803 | 49.18 | 88,619 |
Philippines | 2,727,286 | 24.89 | 40,761 |
Ukraine | 2,660,273 | 60.83 | 61,348 |
Malaysia | 2,396,121 | 74.03 | 27,993 |
Peru | 2,190,009 | 66.42 | 199,843 |
Netherlands | 2,051,065 | 119.7 | 18,250 |
Iraq | 2,037,012 | 50.64 | 22,785 |
Thailand | 1,802,934 | 25.83 | 18,407 |
Japan | 1,715,017 | 13.56 | 18,121 |
Czech Republic | 1,712,246 | 159.89 | 30,570 |
Canada | 1,676,846 | 44.43 | 28,468 |
Chile | 1,672,065 | 87.47 | 37,620 |
Bangladesh | 1,566,296 | 9.51 | 27,785 |
Romania | 1,486,264 | 77.26 | 42,616 |
Israel | 1,318,115 | 152.29 | 8,010 |
Belgium | 1,289,033 | 111.22 | 25,780 |
Pakistan | 1,265,047 | 5.73 | 28,280 |
Sweden | 1,161,933 | 115.05 | 14,956 |
Portugal | 1,080,097 | 105.93 | 18,100 |
Serbia | 1,055,296 | 120.78 | 9,157 |
Kazakhstan | 997,537 | 53.13 | 16,766 |
Morocco | 942,280 | 25.53 | 14,561 |
Cuba | 936,809 | 82.71 | 8,079 |
Vietnam | 867,221 | 8.91 | 21,269 |
Switzerland | 853,351 | 98.6 | 10,737 |
Jordan | 843,204 | 82.64 | 10,887 |
Hungary | 837,248 | 86.67 | 30,418 |
Nepal | 806,517 | 27.68 | 11,305 |
Austria | 774,141 | 85.95 | 10,945 |
United Arab Emirates | 738,690 | 74.69 | 2,120 |
Tunisia | 710,953 | 60.16 | 25,100 |
Greece | 697,033 | 66.87 | 15,418 |
Georgia | 670,552 | 168.09 | 9,546 |
Lebanon | 634,209 | 92.92 | 8,430 |
Guatemala | 588,262 | 32.84 | 14,387 |
Belarus | 573,943 | 60.74 | 4,417 |
Costa Rica | 551,144 | 108.19 | 6,797 |
Saudi Arabia | 547,969 | 15.74 | 8,765 |
Bulgaria | 545,598 | 78.52 | 22,488 |
Sri Lanka | 532,218 | 24.85 | 13,507 |
Ecuador | 513,026 | 29.08 | 32,899 |
Bolivia | 506,654 | 43.4 | 18,834 |
Azerbaijan | 503,452 | 49.65 | 6,778 |
Myanmar | 490,008 | 9.01 | 18,416 |
Panama | 470,264 | 108.99 | 7,292 |
Paraguay | 460,529 | 64.57 | 16,228 |
Slovakia | 439,735 | 80.54 | 12,864 |
Croatia | 429,974 | 104.74 | 8,928 |
Ireland | 416,690 | 84.39 | 5,306 |
Kuwait | 412,371 | 96.56 | 2,458 |
Venezuela | 392,762 | 13.81 | 4,719 |
Uruguay | 391,044 | 112.57 | 6,069 |
Lithuania | 372,585 | 136.86 | 5,489 |
Honduras | 372,179 | 37.58 | 10,097 |
Dominican Republic | 371,447 | 34.24 | 4,090 |
Denmark | 369,403 | 63.78 | 2,688 |
Ethiopia | 359,495 | 3.13 | 6,238 |
Libya | 350,628 | 51.03 | 4,904 |
South Korea | 344,518 | 6.72 | 2,689 |
Mongolia | 333,528 | 101.74 | 1,501 |
Egypt | 319,339 | 3.12 | 18,015 |
Moldova | 317,899 | 78.81 | 7,273 |
Slovenia | 308,501 | 148.39 | 4,992 |
Oman | 304,066 | 59.54 | 4,106 |
Armenia | 284,237 | 95.92 | 5,842 |
Bahrain | 276,188 | 162.31 | 1,391 |
Kenya | 252,066 | 4.69 | 5,224 |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | 245,082 | 74.7 | 11,201 |
Qatar | 237,996 | 82.61 | 608 |
Zambia | 209,536 | 11.4 | 3,658 |
Nigeria | 209,387 | 1.02 | 2,838 |
Algeria | 205,364 | 4.68 | 5,873 |
North Macedonia | 197,197 | 94.65 | 6,964 |
Norway | 196,894 | 36.32 | 884 |
Latvia | 188,722 | 100.05 | 2,920 |
Botswana | 184,051 | 78.27 | 2,389 |
Puerto Rico | 183,487 | 64.14 | 3,207 |
Uzbekistan | 181,654 | 5.43 | 1,292 |
Kyrgyzstan | 180,006 | 27.59 | 2,638 |
Albania | 178,188 | 61.92 | 2,829 |
Estonia | 174,436 | 131.5 | 1,435 |
Afghanistan | 155,776 | 4 | 7,246 |
Finland | 151,787 | 27.39 | 1,128 |
Mozambique | 151,112 | 4.83 | 1,927 |
Singapore | 150,731 | 25.76 | 239 |
Australia | 145,263 | 5.7 | 1,543 |
Montenegro | 138,026 | 219.76 | 2,023 |
Zimbabwe | 132,368 | 8.91 | 4,658 |
Ghana | 129,440 | 4.17 | 1,167 |
Namibia | 128,353 | 50.51 | 3,540 |
People's Republic of China | 125,284 | 0.09 | 5,695 |
Uganda | 125,283 | 2.74 | 3,187 |
Cyprus | 122,528 | 101.48 | 564 |
Cambodia | 116,860 | 6.99 | 2,670 |
El Salvador | 110,188 | 16.99 | 3,490 |
Cameroon | 100,289 | 3.78 | 1,600 |
Rwanda | 99,188 | 7.66 | 1,313 |
Jamaica | 87,586 | 29.58 | 2,117 |
Maldives | 86,211 | 159.49 | 238 |
Luxembourg | 79,982 | 127.77 | 839 |
Senegal | 73,873 | 4.41 | 1,871 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo | 73,300 | 0.82 | 1,322 |
Angola | 63,012 | 1.92 | 1,670 |
Malawi | 61,726 | 3.23 | 2,294 |
Ivory Coast | 61,072 | 2.32 | 685 |
Trinidad and Tobago | 54,114 | 38.67 | 1,600 |
Guadeloupe | 54,095 | 135.19 | 809 |
Réunion | 54,024 | 60.34 | 370 |
Fiji | 51,846 | 57.84 | 661 |
Suriname | 46,447 | 79.18 | 1,022 |
Swaziland | 46,371 | 39.97 | 1,235 |
French Polynesia | 45,439 | 161.76 | 635 |
Madagascar | 43,622 | 1.58 | 960 |
French Guiana | 43,561 | 145.84 | 297 |
Martinique | 42,543 | 113.37 | 668 |
Sudan | 39,839 | 0.91 | 2,979 |
Syria | 39,488 | 2.26 | 2,429 |
Cape Verde | 38,049 | 68.43 | 347 |
Malta | 37,466 | 84.85 | 459 |
Mauritania | 36,722 | 7.9 | 789 |
Guyana | 34,455 | 43.8 | 870 |
Gabon | 33,842 | 15.2 | 218 |
Laos | 32,314 | 4.44 | 40 |
Guinea | 30,572 | 2.33 | 385 |
Tanzania | 26,034 | 0.44 | 724 |
Togo | 25,903 | 3.13 | 239 |
Papua New Guinea | 25,356 | 2.83 | 312 |
Benin | 24,560 | 2.03 | 161 |
Belize | 23,990 | 60.33 | 461 |
Haiti | 23,241 | 2.04 | 658 |
Seychelles | 21,991 | 223.62 | 114 |
The Bahamas | 21,978 | 55.89 | 626 |
Lesotho | 21,530 | 10.05 | 655 |
Somalia | 21,269 | 1.34 | 1,180 |
Mayotte | 20,439 | 74.92 | 181 |
Burundi | 19,745 | 1.66 | 14 |
East Timor | 19,730 | 14.96 | 120 |
Tajikistan | 17,484 | 1.83 | 125 |
Curaçao | 16,934 | 103.19 | 171 |
Mauritius | 16,805 | 13.21 | 141 |
Aruba | 15,720 | 147.24 | 170 |
Mali | 15,644 | 0.77 | 557 |
Andorra | 15,367 | 198.89 | 130 |
Burkina Faso | 14,752 | 0.71 | 203 |
Guam | 14,030 | 83.12 | 222 |
Djibouti | 13,415 | 13.58 | 181 |
Equatorial Guinea | 13,020 | 9.28 | 161 |
Barbados | 12,968 | 45.13 | 119 |
Iceland | 12,703 | 37.22 | 33 |
South Sudan | 12,235 | 1.09 | 130 |
Saint Lucia | 12,228 | 66.59 | 236 |
Nicaragua | 12,169 | 1.84 | 206 |
Central African Republic | 11,478 | 2.38 | 100 |
Brunei | 11,047 | 25.25 | 50 |
Jersey | 10,449 | 60.1 | 79 |
New Caledonia | 10,070 | 35.27 | 242 |
The Gambia | 9,946 | 4.12 | 339 |
Yemen | 9,556 | 0.32 | 1,807 |
Isle of Man | 8,647 | 101.69 | 56 |
United States Virgin Islands | 7,074 | 67.74 | 78 |
Eritrea | 6,776 | 1.91 | 45 |
Sierra Leone | 6,397 | 0.8 | 121 |
Niger | 6,177 | 0.26 | 205 |
Guinea-Bissau | 6,130 | 3.11 | 141 |
Liberia | 5,807 | 1.15 | 286 |
Gibraltar | 5,769 | 171.23 | 98 |
Grenada | 5,746 | 51.07 | 192 |
Bermuda | 5,567 | 89.4 | 95 |
San Marino | 5,479 | 161.44 | 91 |
Chad | 5,069 | 0.31 | 174 |
New Zealand | 4,794 | 0.99 | 28 |
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | 4,627 | 41.7 | 53 |
Sint Maarten | 4,444 | 103.63 | 71 |
Comoros | 4,190 | 4.82 | 147 |
Dominica | 4,153 | 57.69 | 28 |
Antigua and Barbuda | 3,918 | 40.01 | 95 |
Saint Martin | 3,888 | 100.57 | 37 |
São Tomé and Príncipe | 3,677 | 16.78 | 56 |
Liechtenstein | 3,606 | 94.55 | 58 |
Monaco | 3,363 | 85.69 | 35 |
Turks and Caicos Islands | 2,925 | 75.55 | 23 |
British Virgin Islands | 2,725 | 90.12 | 37 |
Bhutan | 2,617 | 3.39 | 3 |
Saint Kitts and Nevis | 2,556 | 48.05 | 21 |
Bonaire | 2,296 | 87.56 | 19 |
Guernsey | 1,877 | 10.8 | 21 |
Saint-Barthélemy | 1,659 | 167.83 | 4 |
Faroe Islands | 1,350 | 27.63 | 2 |
Cayman Islands | 1,011 | 15.38 | 2 |
Anguilla | 668 | 44.53 | 1 |
Greenland | 654 | 11.52 | --* |
Wallis and Futuna | 454 | 40.37 | 7 |
Northern Mariana Islands | 289 | 5.02 | 3 |
Falkland Islands | 69 | 19.81 | --* |
Montserrat | 41 | 8.2 | 1 |
Saint Pierre and Miquelon | 32 | 5.52 | --* |
Solomon Islands | 20 | 0.03 | --* |
Palau | 8 | 0.44 | --* |
Marshall Islands | 4 | 0.07 | --* |
Vanuatu | 3 | 0.01 | --* |
Samoa | 1 | 0.01 | --* |
Source: World Health Organization*Note: Some locations do not currently provide all data.

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Wash your hands - Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds especially after you have been in a public place, or after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.

Clean and disinfect - This includes tables, doorknobs, light switches, countertops, handles, desks, phones, keyboards, toilets, faucets, and sinks.

Stay away from others - As much as possible, you should stay in a specific “sick room” and away from other people in your home.
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